... the evicted tenamts, dose not need to be released, as it was specifically subscribed for that purpose, but they bad also a Whig Federation Fund of £5,000. Will they release that also ? ...

... Belfast News Letter says:—The proceedings U Cork prove the unfitness of'the Irish for local selfgovernment. _ The Northern Whig ssys:—Reconciliation is impossible. Mr. Parnell’s grave lies between the two factions. The Irish News says :—One thousand of ...

... OBISH with nmrnn. and node 00-r.m-.n MatrriaL Bay KHlabto Cycle 800 Uto well-known maker*' at wbHwwde pvtoNt see TKICYUbC. WHIG as ba, AND CAR RIBS 20 STONE. BKE K LIGHT PNEUMATIC ROADSTER, WEIGHS as BBS t»UR CYCLES PRICES SUIT ALL. AND MISLED At'OTION ...

... a%yt that Lord Rosebery*■ Edinburgh speech may taken almost a notification to the entire nation of the adhesion of the former Whig leader to Lord Salisbury's policy. The latter now has bis ban freer than ever. LORD ROSEBERY’S INTENTIONS. Lord Rosebery left ...

... high-minded reprosentatives have tried it* maintain. The late Lord Derby was the best and tbe ablest type of true Whig aristocrat, Whig temperament as wall by oonvietteo. Tbe Duke of Devonshire tbo last respectable scion of it, yet his rpaoeh on Bnd«at ...

... later he abandoned this occupation and devoted himself to history and politics. Renouncing his previous connection with the Whigs, he attached himself to the victorious Democratic party. In 1833 President Van Buren appointed him collector of Customs at ...

... several of the largest maMUiacrories are working many hundreds of hands short owing to the ravages of this scourge. The Northern Whig says ; In many households whole families husbands, wives, children, and servants—are all helplessly confined their beds. ...

... Parliament may folly any rate we hive before us highly composite Government composed rt Tory aristocrats. country gentlemen, Whigs masquerading Lihvril Unionist*, and one ex-RadieaL Of one ftwoiotaaeat announced yesterday we may indeed speak with considerable ...

... made io order from moat (aahjun'ilrii.- and durable naU. A trial order panwagyaoltotcd. Te.cpuona 5.077. 208aj Wanted, tfc whig Machine fclief Tc?- » . Gmomal* Croin dnwtiuaker*. .Sauuue poet free Taylor. 11. Wicker-*) roet, Wamogton. *l5 ANTED, and Ochen ...

... he so tro* favoured as for yean after bad ccaoed taka much pert eeiiv* life bore constant end anflinehing testimony the old Whig doc trior* of liberty and property—so tlazraotly violated in the whole conns of Mr. Gladstone’s later Irish l.auUtioo. Idea ...

... majority of ten. Everybody remembers bow Franchise Bill 1866 was saved on reading by majority fivo, only to be defeated later e* a Whig amendment in Within these bard limits have the Government eome I in. Nor dec* thin the perils of the situation. the skirls ...

... but that their failure must pitate a con- flict in [reland which, while it is likely to rid the country as of influence of Whigs, who have been Nationalists, must at the same time cost it the service of some honest bat misguided men who have dene good ...